Good one Mike! And, great to "hear" from you again. It's hard to believe I operated CW for 98% of FD this year, all by myself, after getting Bill, K8WSN it think back then, to lead the CARC club's

Both of those software applications have individual level adjustments. For WSJT-X it is the PWR slider on the right side. For MMTTY look under the OPTIONS tab and then

Dave, Bill Take a look at the MGxxx command on pg 16 of the Rogrammer's Reference Rev F8. The reason I use it is because I have a headset with electret mike on the rear panel and a

Hi Bill, I am using a K3 with the new built in sound card. I find that I have to adjust the Line In level control depending on whether I am using MMTTY or WSJT-X. For MMTTY, the level needs to be 9

GM Dave, I reviewed the Programmer's Guide like you and found no command to change the mic gain. I wonder why you need that capability. If switching from voice to digital, the K3 levels are set by

Is the lack of sensitivity on 160m only? If so possibly BPF or relay. Is it the RX input only ? Assuming it is nothing simple you have overlooked, and applies to all bands, then the usual reason for

You are most welcome... 73, and thanks, Dave (NK7Z) https://www.nk7z.net ARRL Volunteer Examiner ARRL Technical Specialist ARRL Asst. Director, NW Division, Technical Resources

Many thanks to both Mitch and Dave. Indeed, Win10 had dropped my Earphone microHAM CODEC level to some indefinitely low level. I reset it to a reasonable level using Sound Control Panel. Voila... I am

What are you using for a receive antenna on 160m ? I use an Inverted "L" for TX and a DXE Active Vertical Receive Antenna for RX. I also have a Hi-Z Three

Elecraft XG3... See: https://elecraft.com/collections/test-equipment/products/xg3 I also use it for a low level signal source during group antenna builds for our club. 73, and thanks, Dave

I use a utility called Quickmix. It snapshots your Audio settings, and allows you to recover them using a single click... 73, and thanks, Dave (NK7Z) https://www.nk7z.net ARRL Volunteer

I agree WIN4K3 is an extremely useful and capable program. I use many of its other features with good results, but for me the lack of a fixed tune function on the spectrum display

I downloaded and implemented the WIN4K3 program. Candidly, a bumpy start, but not because of the software. Mostly operator. However, it is now up and running and quite a bit simpler than what I

Windows has a nasty habit of changing audio levels on you. Don't be surprised if that's what happened. ...

I recently replaced a station computer (Win10 PC). The new sound card worked perfectly in DATA A mode, with the 5th ALC segment just flickering at a MIC GAIN of 21. Suddenly, I was able to drive the

Dave What is the calibrator that you use? Mel NE9A

Dave What is the calibrator that you use? MEL NE9A

Check to see if it is switching to a receive antenna that might not be connected. Just an idea. 73 Dave K1KA David Mackey Cell: 603 247 4834

The classic first answer to questions like this is "check to make sure you have the right antenna selected." HTH 73, Carl WS7L

Did you actually measure the sensitivity, if so, what was it? or is this a subjective observation? Elecraft has a very cool calibrator which I use when I have subjective questions about my receiver